SUPPORTING THE DAWGS-David Browning with Macon Bank and Trust (left) recently presented a check to the Clay County High School Touchdown Club for $975.00 for money pledged for 2008 home game touchdowns. Accepting the check on behalf of the … Continue reading →
A good way to put farmers out of business Several years ago I heard a story about a young soul-winning city preacher who tried to convert a cantankerous old farmer. I have told it many times and with current happenings … Continue reading →
Volume 27, Number 13 • April 7, 1937 The county quarterly court adopted new school budget The county quarterly court Monday adopted the school budget as submitted by Supt. W.T. Cherry, which was 60 cents for elementary schools and 60 … Continue reading →
By DALE REAGAN Moss Fire Dept. Chief It’s that time of the year again. The Moss Volunteer Fire Department is doing the annual donation membership support drive again this year. We are asking everyone to please mail their support pledge … Continue reading →
“The Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency (UCHRA) has received an additional $614,802 in Weatherization Assistance funding for low-income consumers,” Phyllis Bennett, UCHRA Executive Director, announced. The Tennessee Department of Human Services has informed UCHRA that funding for its Weatherization Assistance … Continue reading →
From Tri-Co. Electric Mild temperatures in October and the first part of November prevented TVA’s October 1st rate increase from seriously impacting many Tri-County Electric member-owners. Unfortunately colder weather has caused the TVA rate increase to be felt by … Continue reading →
MOSS-The Clay County Sanitation Dept. last week announced new hours of operation at the dumpsite here. The new hours and days of operation will go into effect on Monday, January 12, and are as follows: Monday: 7 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday: … Continue reading →
ALONG THE SIDELINE-Lady Bulldog Katie Kerr grabs the ball and tiptoes near the sideline in action from Nera White holiday tournament in Lafayette, as teammate Sarah Ogletree, also in pursuit of the ball, lunges toward the stands. LAFAYETTE-The Clay County … Continue reading →
December a very wet month From Staff Reports CELINA-December proved to be the second wettest month of 2008, but unofficial National Weather Service (NWS) statistics show the year wound up significantly behind normal precipitation totals for at least the third … Continue reading →
By KEVIN DONALDSON CELINA-It’s not often that a nationwide issue would be so closely in step with a local situation, but the overall economic downturn that hit the U.S. in 2008 has been chosen the top news story of … Continue reading →
CLAY COUNTY-The Tennessee Highway Patrol last week released sites and dates for drivers license and sobriety checkpoints here and in neighboring Jackson County over the coming months. There will be a total of seven checkpoint dates in Clay County, a … Continue reading →